04-18-2019, 08:44 PM
(04-18-2019, 05:51 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: You did help my point because I am talking about not drafting a QB this year and wait a year, they can still learn under Andy, you could trade him late in season and you can still trade Andy at end of year... sure you might not get as much value but again the value of QB is better next year in draft so I believe this year we are overvaluing QBs any way.. so could be wash looking at it in that perspective
Trade him midseason? Lol you'd likely get nothing unless there was a major QB injury for a team in contention.
(04-18-2019, 05:54 PM)fredtoast Wrote: This is getting silly. No one bought a ticket to watch the Bengals in 2003 because of Carson Palmer because Palmer did not play a single snap. Fans got excited and bought tickets in 2003 because we won more than he had in a decade. They were excited with JON KITNA starting at QB.
People around here have been saying for years that they would get the excitement back when we got a new coach. But now that we have a new coach it has become "We have to have a new QB to get excited and sell tickets."
A new QB won't sell any tickets unless he wins, and if Dalton wins he will sell just as many tickets.
You're right about one thing. It is getting silly when people are pretending that there was no excitement over Palmer immediately after he was drafted. The guy won the Heisman and was viewed as can't miss. Even Kitna himself was hyping him up, saying he was the Golden Boy etc.
Then again, I'm aware you weren't living around the city, so I guess I'll give you a bit of a pass. Still I think you're kinda pretending to be ignorant here. People were definitely hyped going into 2003 BEFORE we started winning.
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